dsh-router-codebuddy

If you are already running dsh-router to manage multiple AI suppliers, Tencent CodeBuddy is often the hardest piece to wire up: its login uses OAuth polling instead of a standard redirect callback, tokens need a refresh header for renewal, the model list lives behind /v3/config and only materializes with an account credential, and the chat endpoint enforces SSE streaming. dsh-router-codebuddy is the supplier plugin that bridges all of those quirks – after installing and restarting dsh web, a CodeBuddy card appears under Suppliers in the panel, while account selection, cooldown, and fallback logic stay in the core AccountPool.

The plugin focuses on getting a single account talking to the upstream: it generates a login link you complete in the browser, polls for the token every 5 seconds (up to 5 minutes), and persists credentials automatically with no manual callback pasting. The model list is fetched live from upstream, so when new models such as GLM-5.3 or Kimi-K3 go live server-side, one click on Fetch Models refreshes the local list. Tokens are auto-refreshed within 24 hours of expiry via the X-Refresh-Token header, falling back to the old credential if the refresh call fails. Daily check-in grants 100 credits (1000 on the 7th consecutive day), and an already-checked-in upstream response is treated as idempotent success.

This plugin is aimed at users who already orchestrate multiple suppliers through the dsh-router panel and want CodeBuddy as just another card in the account pool. Multi-account round-robin or fallback, SSE-to-OpenAI conversion, credit persistence, and status display are all handled by the core – the plugin only adapts the protocol and reports semantic states. Install dsh-router core first, then add this plugin, restart, and you are ready.